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A 8"*$POGFSFODF N O I T A W N O R M E E T N N I , I Wednesday, February 25 Proposed Education Sessions N AVIATION 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Flight Instructor Refresher Clinic sponsored by NAFI (stay tuned to www.wai.org — more educational sessions will be added!) 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Tour – Museum of Aviation Robins AFB and TIMCO Aviation Services in Macon, Georgia PILOTS / FLYING 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM Registration Open sponsored by Cessna • Airspace Redesign – What is it and how am I Affected? • Engine Systems 101 for Pilots 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM WAI Chapter Leadership Workshop • Night Flying 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM WAI Chapter Reception (ticket required) • Owner Maintenance – Rights, Responsibilities and Privileges • Improving Your Standard of Flying Thursday, February 26 HISTORY 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM sponsored by Cessna Registration Open • WASP 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM FAA Maintenance Recurrent Training sponsored by AWAM • Women Air Force Services Pilots and Their Fight for Veteran Status 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Flight Instructor Refresher Clinic sponsored by NAFI • The Untold Story of the Skies over America on 9/11 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM Tour – Delta Air Lines Technical Operations Center MILITARY 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Aerospace Educators’ Workshop sponsored by FAA • Air Force Reserves – A Balancing Act 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Professional Development Seminar • Stories from the War Front – Combat Veteran Panel 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM New Members’ Social sponsored by Utah Valley University MAINTENANCE 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM WAI Membership Meeting • Human Factors in Maintenance and Ramp Safety 1:00 PM - 5:45 PM Exhibits Open • ASTM Standards and Aircraft Maintenance 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM Professional Development Seminars • Maintenance – Architecture of an Alteration 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Ask The Masters (CFI) Roundtable sponsored by NAFI SAFETY 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM College/University Student Seminar • Safety Management Systems, an Old Idea and New Requirements and Social Gathering sponsored by AOPA and UAA • Anatomy of an Accident; Fascinating Facts 6:00 PM - 7:15 PM Opening Reception sponsored by Gulfstream • The Age Factor of Small Aircraft for Aircraft Owners and Pilots 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM FAA Safety Seminar sponsored by AOPA • Transportation of Hazardous Goods ENGINEERING Friday, February 27 • Logistics Modeling, Simulation and Analysis • Enabling Decisions with Modeling and Simulation 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM Media Breakfast (by invitation only) sponsored by Cessna/GAMA • Cabin Air of Tomorrow 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM General Session sponsored by Chevron Global Aviation PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM Exhibits Open (closed during luncheon) • Don’t Just Dream About Your Career – Act!!! 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Luncheon sponsored by Delta Air Lines • Maintaining Student Interest 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Education Sessions • Mastering the Challenge of Change 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM Evening at the Georgia Aquarium sponsored by AirTran Airways • Bridging the Generational Gap • How to Navigate from Within Saturday, February 28 • In Focus – Discover Five Steps to Developing a Laser Focus 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM General Session sponsored by The Boeing Company MANAGEMENT 10:30 AM - 3:00 PM Exhibits Open • The Importance of Data Sharing to Improve Safety 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Education Sessions • Practicing Safe Press 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Pre-Banquet Reception sponsored by TIMCO Aviation Services • Friendly Fire Town Hall 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM 2009 Scholarship Awards Banquet and WAI Pioneer CAREERS Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony sponsored by UPS • Aviation Photography – Capturing a Passion Times and events are subject to change • Space Transportation for the 21st Century • Logistics – Planning Now for Your Perfect Flight Tomorrow Conference attire: Business or business casual attire is • Meet Top Female Executives at the World’s Largest Airports • FAA Careers Qualifi cations and How to Apply for an FAA Job appropriate for most of the events at the WAI Conference. • Approach Tomorrow Today: Start preparing for your upgrades now! The closing banquet is semi-formal, business attire or • Aircraft Dispatcher Opportunities military dress, and the tours are casual. • More Than Just Flying – Non-Flying Air Force Careers • Corporate Aviation – So Many Career Choices
ILLUSTRATIONS BY CHARLES JOHNSON • VISUAL ARTS CENTER, FT. MYERS, FLORIDA
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A 8"*$POGFSFODF N O I T A W N O R M E E T N N I , I N AVIATION Museum of Aviation at Robins AFB and TIMCO Aviation Services Tour Wednesday, February 25 Register by February 13, 2009 Invited Speakers 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Breakfast and Lunch included) Victoria Cox – V.P. Air Traffi c Organization Operations and Join WAI for a trip to Robins Air Force Base and discover the Planning, Federal Aviation Administration “Crown Jewel” of Middle Georgia—the Museum of Aviation, now Bob Fornaro – CEO, AirTran Airways the second largest museum in the United States Air Force. Display- ing 93 aircraft and hundreds of exhibits on a beautiful 51 acre site, “Corkey” Fornof – movie stunt pilot, aerial coordinator and di- the museum has grown into a signifi cant exhibit, education and rector for movies (including Octopussy, 6 Days/7Nights starring cultural center drawing more than 500,000 visitors a year. On the Harrison Ford, Face Off starring John Travolta, and more) way back from this self-guided tour we will stop in Macon, Geor- gia, to tour WAI Corporate member TIMCO Aviation Services at Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison – R-Texas, Senate Subcommitte Middle Georgia Regional Airport, where the company has heavy on Aviation aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul facilities. The bus ride Patty Wagstaff – Aerobatic Champion and air show performer, to/from the Museum is approximately 1:45 hours each way. The WAI pioneer stop at TIMCO on the way back to Atlanta will be for approximate- ly 45 minutes. A light breakfast (with vegetarian option) spon- Peggy Whitson – fi rst female Space Station commander and sored by Chick-fi l-A and boxed lunch is included. Cost $50 record-holder for the most planetary orbits from space Delta Air Lines Hotel Technical Operations Center Tour Reserve your room before Thursday, February 26 February 2, 2009 8:30 AM to 12 NOON Limited Space Available right from www.wai.org. The TOC is 63 acres under roof and performs maintenance for Del- Conference Hotel: ta owned engines, components and aircraft hangar visits including Hyatt Regency Atlanta the painting of aircraft. Delta TechOps is also a Maintenance/Re- atlantaregency.hyatt.com pair/and Overhaul (MRO) provider for over 100 customers, includ- 265 Peachtree Street NE ing several Air Carriers. Atlanta, GA 30303-1294 Included on the tour will be the Engine Shop, Test Cells, Hangar (404) 577-1234 Bays, Aircraft in for Heavy Maintenance Visit (HMV), Stores, Com- (800) 492-8804 posite Shop, Paint Hangars, Electronics and Avionics Shops. Cost $20 Special WAI Rate: $139/night single/double $159/night up to four people Evening at the Georgia Aquarium Private Tour & Reception Transportation Friday, February 27 Enterprise Rent-A-Car is offering a 5% discount on car rentals to 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM Limited Space Available Conference attendees. Call 1-800-Rent-A-Car and mention special The Georgia Aquarium is a short 12-15 minute walk from the Hyatt code 32F3422 or, online go to www.enterprise.com and enter special Regency, with 8 million gallons of water under one roof. It is now discount code 32F3422, “search,” then enter the PIN “wom” and just one of four facilities worldwide with a manta ray (“Nandi”) on select “sign in.” display, and the only one in the United States. Nandi is something of Parking: The Hyatt Regency is offering Conference attendees a spe- a show-off, and she is not alone. The Georgia Aquarium boasts the cial daily parking rate of $19, or you can go to the excellent inter- largest variety of fi sh in any commercial aquarium. AirTran Airways active parking map at www.atlantadowntown.com/parking/index. is sponsoring this private tour with catering by Wolfgang Puck, al- html for other parking alternatives in downtown Atlanta. lowing WAI Conference registrants the chance to get as close as they Atlanta Mass Transit (MARTA) Fare is only $1.75 from the airport to dare and mingle with a truly unforgettable and colorful crowd of un- the hotel at Peachtree Center station. More info at www.itsmarta.com. dersea creatures, right at eye level. Sponsored by AirTran Airways
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Flight Instructor Refresher Clinic (FIRC) Sponsored by NAFI Two-day Course: Wednesday, Feb. 25-Thursday, Feb. 26 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Fee: $155 (member); $195 (non-member) Renew your CFI up to three months in advance without changing your renewal date. This in-person classroom experience let’s you share your concerns with other CFIs. And it is the only FIRC you can take sur- rounded by WAI members. Best of all, your FIRC fees benefi t Women in Aviation, International. ASA materials included. FAA Maintenance Recurrent Training Sponsored by the Association for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM) Thursday, February 26 7:00 AM–8:00 AM Registration; 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Seminar This education maintenance seminar meets IA Renewal requirements and provides career development advice. Attend it to achieve the required eight hours. Participants receive a certifi cate of completion to present to their local Flight Standards District Offi ce. This seminar is also open to Professional Development Seminars those interested in pursuing or upgrading a maintenance career. Virtual Reality Sponsored by The Boeing Company Aerospace Educators’ Workshop Thursday, February 26 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Whether or not you have been impacted by virtual communica- FAA Presents Informal Aviation and tions, the reality is that most leading companies are utilizing virtual Space Education: Learn Hands-on Activities communications to conduct day to day operations. Many companies to WOW Students and Teachers are realizing to remain competitive they have to draw upon expertise Presented by FAA AVSED Team from people across generations, cultures, time zones, and profession- Thursday, February 26 9:00 AM–12:00 PM al disciplines. Companies are also fi nding that in a virtual environ- Do you love aviation—but aren’t quite sure how to share your passion ment a special focus on teaming and etiquette is necessary to develop with students and teachers? The FAA Aviation and Space Education those virtual teams because the rules of engagement have changed. (AVSED) Team will teach you how to motivate students and help teachers This presentation will provide audience members with insights using simple aviation activities. We must keep our future workforce inter- and tools on how to succeed in this new virtual environment. We ested in science, mathematics, engineering and technology. Even if you will examine how to incorporate the benefi ts of virtual technology already know the benefi ts of using aerospace to motive young people, this and mitigate some of the pitfalls that can cripple a virtual team’s workshop will offer insight on new activities, resources and programs. performance. Planning and time management are vital elements to a successful team when team members are scattered across the globe. Virtual teams benefi t from Face to Face Time, Team Rules, Self-Disci- Ask The Masters Roundtable Discussion pline, Trust, Leadership Support, and A Balanced Use of Technology. Sponsored by NAFI Demos, hands on activities and lessons learned will provide Thursday, February 26 3:00 PM–5:00 PM audience members with skills ready to go back and implement Maximize your knowledge. Pilots, student pilots and would-be pilots can key components to a successful virtual offi ce program and leading ask a Certifi cated Master Flight Instructor all those questions they’ve al- virtual team members. ways wanted to ask. Get expert answers to the toughest learn-to-fl y issues, from beginners to advanced training. Each table will accommodate one Your Financial Flight Plan Master Instructor and nine participants. After 20 minutes, participants will Presented by Bob Warner and Noel Marshall rotate to another table to have additional questions addressed. Wealth Educators for Aviators, LLC Thursday, February 26 1:30 PM–4:30 PM Protect, Save & Grow Your Financial Wealth and realize your avia- FAA Safety Seminar tion lifestyle dreams! Learn to focus on the strategic positioning and The Top Five Mistakes Pilots Make fl ow of your money. We teach a holistic way to analyze your fi nan- Presented by Kathleen Vasconcelos, Manager of Safety Education cial situation and develop a very dynamic approach to achieving an Programs, AOPA Air Safety Foundation effective and effi cient fi nancial strategy for you and your family. Thursday, February 26 7:30 PM–8:30 PM Safety is No Accident It’s sad but true: In an average year, three quarters of all accidents are Delivered on the “silver wings of humor” by Ralph Hood caused by pilot error. And the mistakes that lead to those accidents? For Thursday, February 26 2:00 PM–4:00 PM the most part, they’re the same ones pilots have been making for decades. Learn to set and live by standards of safety—the right standards. ASF’s latest seminar takes new aim at those old mistakes. We’ve Learn the critical difference between standards and goals. Apply to identifi ed the most common fatal errors pilots make and put together a your workplace the standard-setting methods that have worked so show that’s full of practical tips for avoiding them. From steering clear of well in aviation. One major company called this workshop “right weather to maneuvering safely and much more, if you’re looking to mini- on target” for their safety managers. This presentation will be both mize your chances of being involved in a fatal accident, you’ll defi nitely educational and humorous. want to attend this seminar!
conf09Brochure.indd 4 9/2/08 2:56:04 PM Exhibit Hall • Trade Show • Job Fair Visit more than 150 exhibitors including aerospace companies, airlines, associations, manufacturers, the military, museums, publishers, universities, organizations and vendors at the Conference. Some companies conduct on-site interviews. Bring your résumé and start your new career here!
Last year’s Conference exhibitors included: Horizon Air International Women’s Air & Space Museum AAR Corp. ISA+21 Air Force Reserve Jeppesen Air Line Pilots Association International JetBlue Airways Air National Guard JetDirect Air Race Classic, Inc. Kansas State University at Salina Aviation Air Serv International King Schools Air Wisconsin Airlines Corp. LeTourneau University AIR, Inc.-Aviation Information Resources, Inc. Lockheed Martin Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association (AOPA) Mach 2 Management Airline Ground Schools Marine Corps Recruiting Command AirNet Systems, Inc. Mesa Air Group AirTran Airways Mesaba Airlines Alaska Airlines Midcoast Aviation Alpha Flying, Inc. Middle Tennessee State University American Airlines Museum of Women Pilots American Airlines Federal Credit Union National Air Traffi c Controllers Association American Eagle National Association of Flight Instructors (NAFI) American Eurocopter National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Ameriprise Financial Advisors National Gay Pilots Association Association of Women in Aviation Maintenance NetJets Aviation (AWAM) The Ninety-Nines, Inc. ASTAR Air Cargo Northwest Airlines Atlantic Southeast Airlines Omni Measurement Systems, Inc. Authors’ Table Pan Am International Flight Academy Aviall Pinnacle Airlines Inc. AviaNation.com Plane Mercantile Aviation Supplies & Academics, Inc. (ASA) Port to Port Air Jewelry The Boeing Company Pratt & Whitney Bombardier Aerospace & Bombardier Flexjet Professional Aviation Maintenance Association CAE SimuFlite (PAMA) California Wing Specialties Professional Women Controllers, Inc. Cape Air / Nantucket Airlines PropCovers.com Cessna Aircraft Company San Juan College Chevron Global Aviation Sikorsky Aircraft Cirrus Design Corporation Silent Auction Civil Aerospace Medical Institute Skybus Airlines Colgan Air02 SkyWest Airlines Comair11 Southern Illinois University Carbondale Compass Airlines4 Southwest Airlines Registration Options Continental Airlines, Inc. Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. CSC DUATS Talon Systems Full Registration includes all meetings, meals, exhibits Daniel Webster College Tecnam Aircraft and social events. David Clark Company Inc. Telex One Day Registration includes all meetings, meals (lun- Delta Air Lines, Inc. The University of Tennessee, Aerospace MBA cheon or banquet) and exhibits for that day. Delta Community Credit Union TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. Student Registration includes all meetings, meals, Delta Connection Academy U.S. Coast Guard DTC DUAT Service U.S. Customs & Border Protection exhibits and social events, except the Saturday night Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University U.S. Navy banquet. Experimental Aircraft Association UND Aerospace Miscellaneous Tickets are available for the opening re- ExpressJet Airlines United Airlines ception, luncheon and banquet for registrants requir- FAA - Aeronautical Charting University Aviation Association ing additional tickets. FAA - Air Traffi c Organization University of Dubuque Military Rate available for active duty, reserve and FAA - Surveillance & Broadcast Services UPS FAA - System Operations US Airways guard members. FAA First Federal Credit Union US Airways Exp - PSA Airlines, Inc. Child Rate available for children of attendees age 6-12 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Utah State University Flight Program (excludes all food and social events). FedEx Express Utah Valley State College Global Aviation FlightSafety International VedaloHD Performance Sunglasses Student Sponsorship FLTops.com Virgin America Each year there are college students who need fi nancial FLYING Magazine WAI Membership/Chapter Booth Frontier Airlines WAI Merchandise help to attend the Conference. Please sponsor a student Gabrielle Becker Designs, LLC Wal-Mart Aviation for $165. Check the box on your registration and send in Garmin International WASP World War II your donation with your registration fee. Girls With Wings Westminster College •••••••••••••••• Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Whirly-Girls Photos taken by WAI representatives may feature Conference Gulfstream Wings Financial Federal Credit Union or activity participants. Through participation in WAI activi- Gulfstream Training Academy WMU College of Aviation ties, all participants grant permission for their photos to ap- Hamilton Sundstrand Women in Corporate Aviation pear in any publication or display of the organization. Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Women Military Aviators
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If you are not a WAI Member, use the Membership Form on the right to join now and save on this registration. Name WAI Membership Number r New Member (please complete Membership Form) r Renewing Member (please complete Membership Form) r Request Address Change Preferred First Name for Badge Aviation Affi liation/Occupation Company/Educational Institution Address r home r work City State/Province Zip/Postal Code Country Preferred Phone r home r work r cell E-mail address r First time attendee r I would like to volunteer at the Conference r I am an FAA employee Register Early and SAVE! Member Non-Member EARLY REGISTRATION (by December 5, 2008) r Full Registration (includes opening reception, luncheon, and banquet) r $319 r $369 r Full Time Student (age 13 and up – includes opening reception, luncheon. Banquet NOT included) r $165 r $195 r Child, 6-12 years old (meals and receptions NOT included) r $20 r $20 GENERAL REGISTRATION (December 6, 2008 - February 6, 2009 – no refunds after this date) r Full Registration (includes opening reception, luncheon and banquet) r $379 r $429 r One Day – Limit 1 (meal function of the day is included) r Thursday r Friday r Saturday r $180 r $220 r Full Time Student (age 13 and up – includes opening reception, luncheon. Banquet NOT included) r $190 r $225 r Military Rate (price in effect through February 6, 2009) (branch of military)______r $319 r $369 r Child, 6-12 years old (meals and receptions NOT included) r $20 r $20 On-site registration fee will be $75 additional – effective February 7, 2009. I WOULD LIKE TO ORDER THE FOLLOWING TICKETS: #_____Extra opening reception or opening reception only (Thursday)–$25 each r ______r ______#_____Extra luncheon or luncheon only (Friday)–$50 each r ______r ______#_____Extra banquet or banquet only (Saturday)–$75 each r ______r ______I WOULD LIKE TO SPONSOR A WAI STUDENT MEMBER: #_____Students–$165 each #_____Student Banquet Tickets–$75 each r ______r ______TOURS/SPECIAL EVENTS – r Flight Instructor Refresher Clinic sponsored by NAFI (Wednesday, Feb 25 - Thursday, Feb 26 8:00AM–5:00PM) r $155 r $195 r Museum of Aviation and TIMCO Tour (Wednesday, February 25 8:00AM–4:00PM Register by February 13, 2009) r $50 r $50 r Delta Air Lines Tour (Thursday, February 26 8:30AM–12:00NOON Limited Space) r $20 r $20 r Wear eyeglasses? r Special transportation needed during Delta tour? r Evening at the Georgia Aquarium sponsored by AirTran Airways (Friday, February 27, 6:00PM–8:30PM Limited Space) r no fee r no fee RESERVATIONS – I plan to attend the following Seminars and Workshops: r Virtual Reality Seminar (Thursday, February 26, 9:00AM–12:00NOON) r no fee r no fee r Your Financial Flight Plan Seminar (Thursday, February 26, 1:30PM–4:30PM) r no fee r no fee r Safety is No Accident! Seminar (Thursday, February 26, 2:00PM–4:00PM) r no fee r no fee r FAA Maintenance Recurrent Training sponsored by AWAM (Thursday, February 26, 8:00AM–5:00PM) r no fee r no fee r Aerospace Educators’ Workshop sponsored by FAA (Thursday, February 26, 9:00AM–12:00NOON) r no fee r no fee r Ask the Masters Roundtable sponsored by NAFI (Thursday, February 26, 3:00PM–5:00PM) r no fee r no fee Total Payment $______$______Payment Policy: Registration fees will be applied at rates in effect at the time payment is Registrations are accepted only with accompanying check or credit card payment (no made online, by fax, by phone or postmarked. If discrepancies occur in check payments, purchase orders). If paying for more than one registration, all registration forms must the check amount will be applied to conference fees, and the registrant will be billed for be together with payment. remaining fees. If payment is made by credit card, the full effective rate will be charged to the credit card. Refund Policy: Full refunds for cancellations will be given until December 19, 2008 Form of Payment (must be payable in U.S. funds) midnight EST. From December 20 through February 6, 2009 midnight EST, the registra- r MasterCard r VISA r Check (Payable to Women in Aviation, International) tion fee less $75 will be refunded. After February 6 midnight EST, Acct. # Exp. Date / no refunds will be given. If you cannot attend, you may donate Cardholder’s Name (Print) your conference fees to WAI as a charitable donation or transfer your registration to another person in the Authorized Signature same registration category. (sign as name appears on credit card)
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